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out1 /aʊt/ ●●● S1 W1 adverbadv   → closeout
1  from inside 从里面出来IN/INSIDE from inside an object, container, building, or place 〔从里面〕往外，向外，出来 OPP in
 She opened her suitcase and took out a pair of shoes.
她打开手提箱，拿出一双鞋。
 Lock the door on your way out.
你出去时把门锁上。
 Charlotte went to the window and looked out.
夏洛特走到窗前往外看。
 Out you go (=used to order someone to leave a room)!
你给我出去！
out of
 The keys must have fallen out of my pocket.
钥匙一定是从我口袋里掉出去的。
 Get out of here!
滚出去！
 Someone had torn several pages out of her diary.
有人从她的日记本上撕去了几页。
 I don’t think I’d have the courage to jump out of a plane.
我想我是没有勇气从飞机里往外跳的。
 All the roads out of the city were snowbound.
出城的所有道路都被大雪封住了。
out came/jumped etc
 The egg cracked open and out came a baby chick.
蛋壳裂开了，出来一只小鸡。
2  outside 外面OUT/OUTSIDE not inside a building 在室外 SYN outside
 Many of the homeless have been sleeping out for years.
许多无家可归者常年露宿街头。
 Children were out playing in the snow.
孩子们在外面雪中玩耍。
 Brrr, it’s cold out there.
呵，外面好冷啊。
► see thesaurus at outside
3  not at home 不在家HERE
a) away from your home, office etc, especially for a short time 〔尤指短时间〕外出 OPP in
 Did anyone call while I was out?
我不在时有人来过电话吗？
 My parents are both out at the moment.
这会儿我父母都出去了。
 He went out at 11 o'clock.
他11点出去的。
b) DLOHOMEto or in a place that is not your home, in order to enjoy yourself 到外面，在外面〔享乐〕
 You should get out and meet people.
你应该出去认识些人。
 Let’s eat out tonight (=eat in a restaurant).
今晚我们出去吃吧。
 At first he was too shy to ask her out.
起先他很害羞，不敢约她出去。
be/get out and about (=go to places where you can meet people) 到处去(交友)
 Most teenagers would rather be out and about with their friends.
大多数青少年都宁愿和朋友们出去玩。
4  FARdistant place 遥远的地方
a) in or to a place that is far away or difficult to get to 在[到]很远的地方去；在[去]很难到达的地方
 He went out to New Zealand.
他远赴新西兰。
 They’ve rented a farmhouse right out in the country.
他们在偏僻的乡下租了一间农舍。
b) used to say how far away something is …远的地方
 The Astra Satellite is travelling some 23,000 miles out in space.
阿斯特拉卫星在2.3万英里以外的太空中运行。
out of
 a little village about five miles out of Birmingham
离伯明翰大约五英里远的一座小村庄
5  XXgiven to many people 分发给许多人 used to say that something is given to many people 〔分发〕出去
6  get rid of STH 除去某物GET RID OF used to say that someone gets rid of something or makes it disappear 去除，除去
7  STOP something THAT IS HAPPENINGnot burning/shining 不燃烧/不发光 a fire or light that is out is no longer burning or shining 〔火或灯〕熄灭的，关掉的
8  sun/moon etc 太阳/月亮等 if the sun, moon, or stars are out, they have appeared in the sky 〔太阳、月亮或星星〕出来
9  flowers 花 if the flowers on a plant are out, they have opened 开放
10  COMPLETELYcompletely/carefully 彻底地/仔细地 used to say that something is done carefully or completely 仔细地；彻底地
11  INCLUDEnot included 不包括在内 not included in a team, group, competition etc 不包括在内
12  COME FROM/ORIGINATEcome from STH 来自某物 used to say where something comes from or is taken from 来自，源自
13  STICK OUTaway from the edge of STH 离开某物的边缘 away from the main part or edge of something 离开〔主体或边缘〕
14  not working 不运转 especially American EnglishAmEBROKEN if a machine, piece of equipment etc is out, it is not working 〔机器、设备等〕出了毛病的，发生故障的
15  product 产品BBTAVAILABLE used to say that a product is available to be bought 上市，有售
16  XXnot in a situation 不在某一状态 no longer in a particular state or situation 脱离〔某种状态〕
17  FREE/NOT IN PRISONhaving left an institution 离开某个机构
18  not fashionable 不时髦DCFASHIONABLE no longer fashionable 不再时髦 OPP in
19  not secret 不再保密SECRET no longer a secret 〔秘密〕公开地，暴露地，泄露地
20  read/shout etc something out (loud) SAYto say something in a voice that is loud enough for others to hear (大声)念出/叫出等某物
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read/shout etc something out (loud)• She brings her notes about it to the meeting and reads them out.• North read it out at his trial four years later as evidence of approval, but it was all delightfully vague.• He shouts her out into the street for a harlot.• Laura listened attentively while Yoyo read the speech out loud, and in the end, her eyes were glistening too.• He read it out loud to his colleagues, quite sarcastically, expecting them to agree that it was ridiculous.• Everything I had read before turned out to be outdated.• He comes up to my room in the evenings so that I can read them out to him.• We can read the books children are reading, find out what happens in class, ask what the guidance counselor said.
21  unconscious 失去知觉UNCONSCIOUS not conscious 昏迷，失去知觉
22  NOT HAVEnone left 一点不剩 used to say that there is none of something left because you have used it all, sold it all etc 一点不剩
23  before the day/year etc is out FINISH/COME TO AN ENDbefore the day, year etc has ended 在一天/一年等过去之前
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before the day/year etc is out• He might supplant Jones before the year is out.• There will be many more surprises before the year is out.• Voice over Meanwhile up to 1,000 more break-ins are expected in Gloucestershire before the year is out.
24  not correct 不正确WRONG/INCORRECT if a measurement, result etc is out, it is wrong because the numbers have not been calculated correctly 错误的，不正确的
25  be out for something/be out to do something informalINTEND to have a particular intention 试图得到某物/力图做某事
26  PGnot in power 不当政 used to say that someone, especially a political party, no longer has power or authority 〔尤指政党〕在野，下台 OPP in
27  on strike 在罢工 British EnglishBrEBEL used to say that someone has stopped working as a way of protesting about something 罢工
28. homosexual 同性恋的SYHOMOSEXUAL if a homosexual is out, they have told people that they are homosexual 公开承认自己是同性恋者
29  IMPOSSIBLEnot possible 不可能的 spoken if a particular suggestion or activity is out, it is not possible 〔建议或活动〕不可能，不行
30  sea 海DN when the tide is out, the sea by the shore is at its lowest level 〔潮汐〕在最低水位；落[退]潮 OPP in
31  sport 体育运动
32  out with it! SAY spoken used to tell someone to say something which they have been unwilling to say or have difficulty saying 说出来！〔要某人说出难以启齿的事〕
Examples from the Corpus
out with it!• OK, out with it! What really happened?
33  BECAUSEreason 原因 because of a particular feeling that you have 由于，因为
34  CONSIST OF/BE MADE OFmade of STH 用某物做成 used to say what substance or materials a particular thing is made of 由…制成，用…做成
35  XXhow many of a group 一组中的多少 used to say how common something is, or how large a part of a group you are talking about …中的几个
36  out of it informal
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out of it• And made a, a jelly out of it.• And what do they get out of it?• Because you can talk yourself right out of it.• His teammates helped talk him out of it.• I couldn't get out of it.• I never could squeeze any of my own life either into it or out of it.• Some one gets a good idea, and no one wants to be left out of it.• The Spartans were out of it by halftime, with the Bulldogs ahead, 30-6.
37  out there 
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out there• However, beyond the big names there are some excellent specialists out there.• I was going to lock the up right out there.• It has taken her a long time to learn the plays, and she still looks uncomfortable out there.• Jerry Lewis is out there all the time raising money for disabled kids.• My real father is out there and one day I plan to find him.• I went out there and ran on their terms.• Puchur glove out there and thank Master Dureaux fer his guts.• All the land out there had been under water once.• The reason those phones are out there is to benefit people.• Sheila's ideas can be way out there sometimes.• It will continue to be out there, too.
38  out front especially American EnglishAmE
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out front• That the police chief was parked out front?• There was some kind of commotion out front.• I left the car out front and climbed the wide marble steps to the entrance hall.• I stayed out front hoping to get another look at the girl if she came out.• Her flowers out front may have changed but little else has, it would appear.• But then that funny copper, Malpass, had known I'd been out front on Sunday.• Should they stop because the people out front were drowning everything coming from the stage?
→ out of your mind at mind1(24), → out of the blue at blue2(4), → out of luck at luck1(10), → out of this world at world1(15), → be out of the question at question1(9), → out front at front1(8), → out back at back2(2), → out of sorts at sort1(10)
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out• Janice opened the door and looked out.• When I dropped my bag, some of my money must have fallen out.• Two firemen carried his body out and laid it on the ground.• You go on in. I'll wait out here.• Leave your coat out in the hallway.• Parents stood out in the rain waiting to collect their children from school.• I heard meowing, opened the trunk of the car, and out jumped a thin black cat.• What's that dog doing out there in our yard?• We camped and slept out under the stars every night.
out came/jumped etc• She opened her mouth, and out came a constellation of gorgeous sounds.• For the first goal, Newell out jumped him to head towards goal.• Then out came Red Swan California potatoes, Sunkist oranges and lemons.• The customer dialled the publication he wanted, put in his money, and out came the book.• Then out came the gun, a.32 semi-automatic that killed Kayla.• And suddenly, with the water, out came the long slimy newt straight into the glass, plop!• So, out came the plans, very sketchy, but a start.• Varney laughed; his mouth opened and out came the staccato machine-gun pants.
be/get out and about• All for getting out and about.• Both girls were keen cyclists and since they lived near the road they could get out and about.• Then the local centre for the handicapped lent them a wheelchair, so they were able to get out and about.• You are popular with canines and humans alike, so get out and about.• Bikers get more out of life, so climb down off your exercycle and get out and about for some fresh air.• Despite all the drawbacks, I still enjoy getting out and about in the countryside whenever I can.• He got out and about more and began to enjoy life again.• Try to get out and about whenever possible, making new friends and contacts.
right out• I could dig a tunnel right out.• Thee has worked so hard, why must thee run right out and find more work?• Something go wrong I call the man who built it and he come right out and take care of it.• Everything was coming true, then right out of high school I contracted polio and was completely paralyzed within a week.• Go ahead and eat right out of the garbage.• There was nothing like a small fire to take the boredom right out of things.
out of sight• First, the cost of these activities began to escalate out of sight.• I do not think it took us longer than that to get out of range and out of sight.• I was trying to burrow out of sight.• My old friend: in no time at all she was round the corner and out of sight.• Keep your car windows rolled up and valuables out of sight.• The yacht sailed away into the distance and out of sight.• We watched his car as it rounded the bend and sped off out of sight.• Their wombs are out of sight and out of mind.• Jim waited until his parents' car was out of sight and then left the house.• We both quickly dropped out of sight behind the desk.• Daley sat in the house, out of sight, but giving orders to the corner police station by phone.• Just as she went out of sight, he remembered he hadn't given her his number.• It's best to keep your purse out of sight in this office.• He would punch and kick me as soon as we were out of sight of the teachers.• The car passed out of sight over the hill.• The drip pan underneath the refrigerator is out of sight, so special effort must be made to clean it.• But out of sight the roots from which they grow are spreading rapidly.
out cold• At first I thought he must be out cold.• He stood outside the door and cried and then went and drank until he was out cold.• The impact was so sudden and so fierce, it knocked me out cold.• The tarmac of the road Is velvet with sleep, the hills are out cold.• I crawled out cold, cramped, and feeling sick - to a world that seemed to have disappeared altogether.• The gunman lay on the floor, out cold in a puddle of wine.
way out• I fixed an interview time with Sylvia on my way out. 7 Emily Lightbody came back to work the following Monday.• Revue was on its way out.• We are faced with a very difficult situation, but there must be a way out.• One man found twenty dollars on the sidewalk on his way out.• We don't need to take Wittgenstein's way out here; or at least, we don't need to yet.• I live way out in Laurel Canyon.• One of the pods was inching its way out into space.• Tricia backed her way out, never taking her eyes off me or letting her bearings slip.• If your expenses are even one percent higher than your revenues, you are on your way out of business.• If he is in the middle of an engram, the only way out of it is through it.• I don't see any way out of the present deadlock.• We drove way out past Reno to the old Fielding place.
out2 ●●● S1 W2 prepositionprep especially American EnglishAmE informal  
from the inside to the outside of something – many teachers of British English consider it incorrect to use ‘out’ as a preposition 从…里面出去，离开…〔许多英国英语教师认为把out作为介词使用是不正确的〕
 Karen looked out the window at the back yard.
凯伦从窗口往后院看去。
 Get out the car and push with the rest of us!
下车，和我们一起来推！
Examples from the Corpus
out• If you look out of the bedroom window, you can see the ocean.• She ran out the door and down the street.• Hey, look out the window! See the hot-air balloon?
out3 verb  
1  [transitiveT]SYHOMOSEXUAL to publicly say that someone is homosexual when that person would prefer to keep it secret 揭露〔某人〕是同性恋
n2  [transitiveT] to let the public know a fact about someone that they would prefer to keep secret
3. murder/the truth etc will out! SHOW/BE A SIGN OFused to say that it is difficult to hide a murder, the truth etc 谋杀案/真相等终将水落石出！
Examples from the Corpus
out• The Air Force pilot was afraid of being outed by his ex-lover.• John knew that he might be outed if he decided to run for office.• The Advocate, a national gay magazine, outed the congressman.
Related topics: Sport
out4 noun  
1  [singular]REASON an excuse to avoid doing an activity or to avoid being blamed for something 推托的借口，逃脱的托词
2. DS[countableC] an act of making a player in baseball lose the chance to score a point 〔棒球等的〕出局
3  on the outs (with somebody) American EnglishAmE informal arguing or not agreeing with someone (与某人)不和的，(和某人)争吵的
Examples from the Corpus
on the outs (with somebody)• I was always on the outs.• Because of a dispute over a silver tea service, E1 and Rhoda had been on the outs for thirty years.• But even in labor we were on the outs.
→ ins and outs
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out• Now you know all the ins and outs of cricket.• But the user must be patient when learning the ins and outs of an expansion card.• Actually, he managed six outs, though the assignment was closer to 12.• Mussina recovered to get the next two outs, stranding runners in scoring position.• With two outs and runners at first and third, A&M tried a delayed double steal.
out- /aʊt/ prefix  
1  XXused to form nouns and adjectives from verbs that are followed by ‘out’ 〔与后接out的动词构成名词和形容词〕
2  OUT/OUTSIDE[in nouns and adjectives] outside or beyond something 〔某物的〕外面
3  MORE THAN A NUMBER OR AMOUNT[in verbs] being or becoming bigger, further, greater etc than someone or something else 大过，远过，超过
4  [in verbs] doing better than someone, so that you defeat them 强于…，胜过…
Examples from the Corpus
out-• an outhouse
From Longman Business Dictionary
outout /aʊt/ adjectiveadj [not before a noun]
1available to be bought
His new book is due out next spring.
The company plans to bring out a similar product of its own.
2British EnglishBrE if the workers in a company, factory etc are out, they are refusing to workSYN ON STRIKE
Teachers in some places stayed out on strike for weeks against the orders of their unions.
3American EnglishAmE if a worker is out or out sick, they are not at work because they are sickSYN BrE off sick
Ralph’s been out sick four times this month already.
4American EnglishAmE if a machine is out, it is not workingSYN BrE out of order
5if your accounts, calculations etc are out, they are wrong
The bill was out by over £10.
Origin out1
Old English ut
out1 adverbadv
→10-19
→20-29
→30-38

out2 prepositionprepout3 verb →n GRAMMAR1out4 nounout- prefix
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